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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25
Frances Constitution.

The crisis in France seems prOduciiya
oI various propositions 10 spp'y political
p'cIncs which are expected by THAR
adVocsfTs 10 strengthen The TaBUhllc-
while NJ. Ci-m-nc-au was consulting
with Prrsid-uj Giryy. yesterday. IN the
double problem whether The former can
OTg4n Cabinet and the latter shall
res 'Sn the Presidency or NOT, the Rsdi-
Gals brought forward in the ChamIr.r of
Deputies two prop isitIons, 90 make the
Presile"cy elective hy the panple, and
10 abolish the Presidency altogether.
As the iTst idea Is exacrly thu one in
.oTce here, it does not SEN par. icrlarly
radical To American R-publicans: and
indeed its Justice is haIdiy susceptible
OF much debate. The abolition of a
personal executive is favorite theme
with a small number OF radical D-mo
era lc thinkers On this side, aud with a
rather larger party in France. Both.
however. seemed equally obnoxious to
the French N m-jnri'y, and they were
Noisd down very i-cid-d Y.
II is rather d ,fIicuit to see how the
French Chamber can prevent The choice
0f President from ultimately resting
win the people. The present contest
shows the probability hat. ia ,.ase of q
L
thr L-gisla' uTe, an appeal To the yo'aTs
will D. N ,de. In such = case the I.egis-
laiuTe viii be likely to be- chnssu iust
as our electors aTr, with an ,yen-ivs
view To he President they will select
This Will add Irs fur her iI convenience
that The legislative body Will be by the
cnnor IONS at its creation suhseTvienL %
The l. iocutive bpt the people will
have IN -iT choice OF the President In
the end.
The crisis in France Is likely to se-
vsr@iy test the stability q. the rrrnblIc.
is present aspect sffITds the United
a'eS plenty Of ground for congraiuIa-
ilor ON The superior character q! its
constitution, both iu preserving con-
ssrvatism and in aft hrdiug fuII force "a
the "Nprrssi"n Of Th- popular will.
-PitSbllrr DiSpatcl. Nor. %
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

TIE following dispatch from 81. Paul
explains itself and shows that Mr. Clsve-
lands cuuIse IN the matter spoken Of WAS
precisely what every nah who under
stands his character would expect HIM
10 taEe. Uuliks the ''magn-tic" man,
whom he defeated three years ago. tie
President mas nevar bean known 10
cast an anchor 10 wind vaIC -
ST. PAUL, November 20. a pleasing
little transaction has come 10 light that
speaks well for tbs spirit OF enterprise
OF several dealers IN real estate in s..
Paul. IN September, 1886. tract OF
land next 20 Mississippi park was ploC-
ted into an addition and nam-d C.evt-
land Park, In hoHnr Of The President, by
the owners. Thinking il would please
President c ev-land 10 know Of the
compliment, and that he would be pleas
cd 10 own corner lot In The addition,
they sent him warranty deed 10 the
corner oi Grover and Folsom avenues,
and Al abstract of title ss . present and
evidences OF their esteem aud regard.
Yesterday Mr.. Hayes received a QUIT
claim deed 70 the parties mer;jou, d.
/ executed ty Grover and Frances CIeve-
land, accompanied by the following let
ter in the sideul's own hand
/ I,eud you wish this gui; claim deed.
. executed iy Mrs. C'evrlaud AMI nys-lf.
4 - yuu aud o'ErT parties who werr grant.
/ eTs in dred 20 the Ui-prrmizrs ju Ctrye.
I land Park, uear Ihe csry ur ST. Pau.
/ The al J-Ct uI he d-s6 enclosed y Ia
/ rrSHnvyy the property described therein
J 10 the pagtirs ~Eu. wIJh The kjnLes.
/ intentions. transferred L. to M -sa g,Iit.
/ DON'T know why This land should he
/ given tn mr, and il u ia ot value | think
7 those VINO 10y their enterprise have laid
/ out the park should have the beuG Or at
/ II. am much p'eas-i by the kindly
! feeling which prom pied he conveyance
! 10 M, and beg 10 ASSURE yoI thar the
! pleasure thus afforded is tally equal "a
( that which should experience hy the
retention Of The lot whrch l convey.
Yours very iru'v,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

N1ES a President OF France invites
one after the other two wsIl-kuown
friends OF the Repububiic TO form a
Cabinet 10 take the placs Of the one
that mas just resigned, and is told by
each that a condition precedent to any
such service on their part is his own
resignation OF tn Presidency. his weak
ness becomes painfully apparent and
the end of his rule is fast approaching.
This is the condition i'm which ?fpssdsnt
Grcvy OF France nov finds himself
His Cabinet has resigned and both Glenn
enceau and Brisson have refused 10
form a new one except upon the cUndi-
tion above stated. B1Ih these leaders
are thorough politicians and understand
the feeling of the French people aud
bott wouid willingly undertake the du-
ties of Price Minister il thev believed
they could 90 so with any hope of being
sustained by public seuriment. Il
seems very syIdenJ therefore that Prrsi-
deUt Grtyy will be- forced 10 resign.
ii = IS very old Elsn, eighty two wears
Of age, We believe. and his present hu-
initiating position Is not due to any Of
htiai misconduct on his own part, hut
has been trough, uPnn hin hv his cor
fupt sou-iu-law. NJ. Nuson, whuse cun-
duct IN many ways has outraged the
Fsrnch Pyuple and brought their up
right aud Teil-meauiug President inlo
general cnhtemrt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25
"Drifting " in Safety.

SsuatoT Sherman does pot seem to be
aware that the fact which he cites in
hostility 70 the Adminis' rat ION hat
il is "merely drifting along"-is the
very thing which has s'rengr h-ned the
Administration with the Republicans.
If the Administration is not doing
ANYTHING brilliant or bold. II IL not do
log anything rash or rsvolur innarv.
When the current is favor 4ble. drifting
- sumetimeS the besr policy At least
the fact that, as Mr.. D-paw saws
never In our history were we in such
prosperous condition. ana with oar Gre
dit upon 80 stable basis" and that.
still in tbs words of that eloquent R.
publican. never before in The history
of the world has tna average of wages
been so high ana the purchasing mower
Of money 50 . reat az in the United
S'ares Ia day" cnnducps to The general
satisfaction 0i the people.
N-nEtoT S1"rmAn had experience in
1850 nT The Effectiveness of the cry in
be- half Of his own parry to Let we'll
enOngh alone" Garfield WAS carried
into the Waite House on The drift OF
returning Prosperity.
In spite %! The contrary preGic'inns o:
Senator Sherman and his R.puhlican
ssntites. the peJple see that urt..r
D3nncTa-ic supremacy thu cnun-Ty has
/ been peaceful and prOspsrOus-mnT- 81.
~ fact, Than it had hern in Years arf,,rn
The cI7 nf wolf VIII frightan the
voters n" more Gone is a c power nf
tho rebel yell" Fled IL the terror of
TIE tariff scare" Fa1sii-d ara ALI the
prnphec ci-s of evil. L III results which
all the pope sac have accomuani-d p
policy or merely drifting aloug.' - will
/ they not say next Year Let US coz
time 10 drift -
with the present conditions nnchsu9-
/ ed. Senator Sherman may RELY uprn +,
I that the conservative seEge Of the husi-
nrss community. which has settled so
manE elections, will say next wear 10
the R-pub!icsn appeal for "A change
Let we'll enough alone We do no;
want to - upSettiRg things every fuur
! years" The paop'e prefer safety 10
/ hrIiiiancy. They wOuld rather drift in
/ favorable Currents thar TO take the
chance ot heing sIeered upon rCcks.-N.
( !. World.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

Toe COIN canning industry IN Maine is
= Preat one Eighty factories hays been
running there tbs year, and over "A 600 geo
cans OF seee. corn have been put up. hts de
large quantities OF apples, reaus, tOm=t, es
esd other vegetables and f.uit The sales
amount to upward OF 81 GOO coo. most Of
which goes into the pockets of the farmers
and wCTkuen. The farmers make speci-
atty nf raising sweet corn, and it IS said that
the Maine ysriety Is weetsr than any 9th =.
The clipper ship william j. Rotch, Of
New Bedford, arrived in New York the
other day, having just completed one OF the
most remarkable voyages in marine history
The ship Ieft Philadelphia for Htpso. Japan
about y months ago. ard sailed 81 800 miles
In i27 days. She was unloaded. aud a new
cargo taken aboard, and June she started
homeward and made the return passage,
covering 2i 1877 miles IN $50 days. In the
round trip she covered O distance tQuai 70
nearly twice the circumference OF tbs globe
in 10 months and % days, which iacIudes
the time OF wing In port a. uiogo. and dis
charging and loading carZuss While the
direct run outward or inward bound Il not
remarkable, the tiGle 70 making the round
"trip Is. considered wonderful Oshsr ships
have made remarkably quick passages home.
notably the Western Bile which made the
trip from I'"iIo. port aimost ss distant as
Hiog0, Ia ll3 days: bu. none have covered
similar distances under similar circum-
stances with such despatch.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

The latest bapiismsI incident Ia related by
dignid-d Judge OF the Supreme Court o.
Minnesota. = colaTed B.ntjst congregation
were ont on the border Of a Conveniently
located lake, attending the Immer-Inn OF a
haryes: Of young converts gathered IN at q
recent revival. Among n e candidates for
tho rite wss a stTgpUiug great mu'aLtO
woman, whose ample proportions were en-
hanced bg hustle. Itself OF no mean dimpu-
rI"ns. When she went into the y alter the
minister found the bGptIs stumbling block
tn his holy work. Il Ected ss buoy for
the candidate. folting her up when tn
minister attempted to put her under III
water. AFTER he had experimental two or
three times with the candidate, each time
belng defeated IA ms parDose by the hustle.
one Of the du~ky brethren on the shoI5
yelled out: Crowd dat sr hustIe under
the water. paTson crowd It under its de
wlrkrdast thing you've got 70 deal with. -
50. Pau Pioneer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25
The Coming Test.

Oar institutions have successfnIIv
me, the serious tests 10 which. so fer
they have ~ en- Uut. and the belief in ;h-
psrmanency Of our fnrm Of Government
has been s'rang' hanpd with The yIc.ori-
Gus nu'c0me OF each trial.
II requires no Inspired prophet to fore
sre now that sill another test is to ba
made. ana that events are cnDy.rgiuy
rIpifly towards the critical point. The
question ~ issue to ia decided is. Ara
there yiI'ua AID wisdom snnuTb in rha
peop'e 10 prevent legislation from he
coming or remaining an instrument IN
The hands Of q few for the extorrion of
unearned money from the many
Il ~ only hy he control or legislation
and of The administration Of law that
improperlv rrCnlafsd monnpnIIps can
prevail. Il il only 10y this control that
the uSs nf PUh'ic properly or franchises
can he gained To draw dividends from
the people nut of al proportion 70 the
mcnev actually invEsted or the risk IN
feTjsk n. II is only by this control
That corporations. the creatures of Iagis-
la'inn, can combine to defeat the whole
some results of rnm OetitiOn. l. il only
nv this control that the numernns and
Increasing Trusts" can carly out such
~ their pr c's as ara opposed To pub
tic policy. II - only by this control
that tho growth Of COLOSSAL i, rtuses
hul't on eX'oTtinn from the masses
through the means above alluted tn he-
come stencil Ia honest nosfriIs. The
Issue As in who shall have this con rol
- being rspid'y brought to The frunt
The case IL simply one of Cnrrup'ion
rerSIS the People. And it is "A ysrv
grav- Que. The test TO ha msd.s "a 4
vital one To popular rule.-N. J. Woru
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25
The Drift0n Breaker Fire.

UAZLEToS. Pt.. Nov. 2l.-This re-
gion rrsum. q is normal stale again
"a day 10y = very Plausible explan4rinn
OF rha origin Of rhs fire. AZ Coke Broth
ers' No. : breaker. at DCifton. |. now
appears that the p2 nt under The base of
the plane irOm which the fire spread has
slw-ys been depository for refuse
waste, sstur t'ed with OIL that several
men with naked lamps were az work At
ms point mixing rsDairs on Friday
night rs late ~ II O'Clock and Thar
either thIs refuse was FREQ nv spnufane-
Gus combustion or spark from one of
the lamps Of the work men set fire 10 ir
with the attendant destruction of The
entire STRUCTURE. At sny rate. the
readily accepted theory of incendiarism
has been supplantsd nv this more sensi-
bic explanation. which is now almost
received.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

The clerk OF the supreme Court of
the DistTics 0t Columbia was waited
upon one daY last week by a minister
sud asked IL n Unsrriage license ever
went out OF date. He showed the clerk
a marriage license OF Charles Jackson
and Laura Queen, 1s Maryland, granted
December i, 1872, ana now, therefore,
nearly fifteen years old, and said that
the parties bad cone 10 him To be mar
Tied on that license. II was explained
that the parties had had q misunder-
standing on the eve et marriage in the
~iater of 1872, aud that Gflesn years
had elapsed before they were fully re-
conejled. The clerk assured hir, shat
a paid-up marriage license was Ike
a fu!l-rate railroad ticket, good until
used"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

JOuS NosT, The kiUs tes OF Ihs An
srchis.s ,u New York, WIS arrested Et
his newspaper oliss on THaJsdey OF
last week ,,r having made revolution
sry suC inceEdiSry speech At SraemeT's
Han in that city, on The nigh. after The
execution OF the Chicago Anarchists.
M"sl has only been in this country about
three years sul landed Oh our shores
just aft-r he had served uut a term in an
Eugls1 prison for TOO lIee use of his
tongue in defending ths assassiuaIion OF
the Emperor Z Ru7EiY. y year aco
last Nay ne WAS convicted and s,rtsuc-d d
one year 10 the prison On BIackwell's
Island in the hsTEug OF New York, for
iucentiary ut'eTsnces sfmilsr 10 those
be expressed in Kr.rmpr's Han q week
ago lass Saturday nfsht. We would
Ike TO PUBLISH ali Of SIos,'s speech on
Jnat occasion II we had the space. but
must be- coHteut with only the follow
InE extracts:
The murder of our brothers will CRY
20 Heaven fur vtUg"sUcs. Had l. hnp-
psUsi in Russia H. would have caus, q a
rebellion. Shame on the psuUia Cf jnig
nineteenth CENTURY 10 consent that
these men should be hanged. Shame
on them, ! GrpEsJ; bUt the tine wiz
come when they will regret il and
GvruCa our brothers. deaths. You
have murdered our henefactors, ," thry
will say. ard you must meet ,hs same
fate"
Death TO the butchers. Anarchy will
live forever. Thy sought ro stop 10 in
Paris in ISL, but they killed 80 600
men and women and Anarchy syui re-
mains. - 10 viii ia here. Fox every
AUaTchiSt they kin there will be re-
CTuiTs uy the hundred The police fear
US 5uJ we 60 uoi ieaT them.
Nrst'y csss was taken up ia the
Criminal Court on Tuesday and il took
ali day to get II jurors. because sa
many Of the iuTymer had expressed
decided opposition 20 Anarchy in gen
eral and sgainst Most in particular.
Freedom OF speech must bs carefully
protected in this country, but The revo
. iutionsTy tongues Of such enemies OF
law and order - John Most eau never
be Permitted 10 indulge in unlimited
: license. If Most don't like the prssen;
condition % things IN This country, n
man vii object 10 his going 10 one OF
the S-u-h Sea isIauds, snd after he has
learned the lingo og the natives setting
/ up Government after hIs own heart.
. with himself rs dictator. aud running
aff4irs in his owr wav.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

GAIT. BLACK, says the New York
World, the energetic counsel for the re-
Gently executed Chicago Anarchist, Is
a man. whose heart often gets the better
ot his Judgement. His efforts in behalf
OF the dynamlteIs have not greatly in
iuTed his former popularity iu Chicago,
buS his candidacy FOR judicial
position 90 the Socialistic ticket in the
recent election IN that city has cost him
few triends. Black ia greater ora
tor than h0 Is lawyer. He ia iadus
trious, sociac.e ard courageous, and his
well-Wjshers hope that he Will soon re-
cover from Lis strange predictions for
Anarchy,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

TuR Dutch steamship W. y S.hoIter.
~s ich sailed from Il bJerdsm for N-w
YeSk on Saturday last, came into co..
l.ss.On At 10 o'clock at night on the same
day IN the EugIRh ChauGeI ten MILES
off Dover with the steamer Rosa Ntry
and sank sl0os, immediately. The
Sch iltsn had on board passengers and
crew TO the number or 23O and s,F these
GUY 90 are known 20 have beea saved.
or she remaining I40. ~ have been
landed AZ Dover dead. and fearI are
ectertsinsd that the Others were also
lost, though some OF them u have
been picked upby passenger vessels. 4
deuse fog pgsvsiled when the collision
occurred. The ship carried ave lite
bosts, but only ESQ OF them were avail
able. the other tbJes being uuseawor.bF.
The accounts given by the passengers
regarding the circumstances OF the COL
llsion differ, and the reporJs OF the OIL
GERS OF the sehotlen conflict with those
ef tbs officers of the Rosa Mar.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

Or. MCGLYNss, the strorg right sra
or Henry @ orge aud the United Labor
party In New York, has proposed that
the name OF the party De changed and
his advice has been concurred 10. The
leaders have accordingly issued "A
circular containing sixty aiae names
from whicb they reluest selection be
msds. The list contains amoag others
the following names. "AutI LSudlord, 4"
-'Anurent," "Auti-uSuTy," Com
uonwealth." >" Financial and Ipdustri.
al, ""Fcee land" " "Frse Slu. s" High
Law" ," "Insilenable right" " "Jtn-rson.
fan," Knights OF LIh-rty," "CriJed
Dtmocracy" aCd United 5 atss. s"
The IeHry George and Or. MyG,yuu
combination by whatever name il may
be called. will never bmCGut 10 any
thing more than mere ripple ou The
swift current OF AE-rican pJlitics.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25
Morfil IinnMIn-

Mr.. ". II. Morgan, merchant. Lska CITY
Fla, was taken with srveT- cnId. attend
ell with = distressing cough and runnfns
into cousumDiinn in iis first STAGES IL
:rird n; ~ s"-cslled popular cough r.rn,.-
dies and sTeaGiiv grew wnrse. Was r. a ycs5
i'm fish, had difficulty In breathing ant was
n"sHie tn sleep. Finally trisd Dr.. K,n,,'z
New Discovery for c snsumptinn and found
immediate Trli-f, aud after usiug abo,t
nalf dog n bottles found himself well and
has had no retUr of th- disease. No oth-r
remedy rsn show 50 grand record OF cures
a. DR.. Kings Nv Discovery for Consuun-
ti"n. Guaranteed Ia dn Just what is claimed
for Il Trial bottles free At Z. James drug
ttUrH
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

Private letters received in Y. York
frGm Panama say that no work Of suv
import nee is being done on the canal
Two leading Gems q. contractors sre
said TO be embarrassed financialiv-
Another contractor claims over $500 -
COZ fruE the company. Several Judge
meuts hass been fled against the Canal
Company, End sevsra, seizures and sales
are advertised. The canal is practical.
~ dead already. said prominent en-
sIneSr the otbsS diy,th0ugAt the Ell ,r,s
IL Paris 10 gaivSUizs the remains NAV
keep up an appearance OF life for sone
time 10 come. The importation of The
poor Liberians sin Continues. They
are magnificent specimens OF manhood.
coal black. It was believed that tbsv
could resist this desih-doaIiua cIitnat.
buJ h. result hss proved otherwise.
OF the 2S2 who were brought there. 3G
died witbiu !UGr months.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

In an article in the North -AmsrtcGu
Rsri0s for November III. Thomas 2.
Mrehan eXpressPs his belief that since
1913 jus. after the potato Famine made
lis appearance ia Ireland, this country
has contributed about Sl00 OvOOOO to
Irish lsudIord.sm. lie gives reliable
statistics Of amounts known TO have
been sent, which teGd to show that his
estimate IL by no means = Wild one.
Substantially ali th.s money has been
earned by Irish people here and sent
back TO their needy relatives. who used
the most OF It 10 pay their excessive
rents. a very large proportion Or the
money came from Irish servau. girls.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

=. Il. PARSONS, one Of the late Chi
Gag Anarchists, lett behind him mater.
ial containing q scientific exposition Of
doctrines OF Anarchy. Oll OF this
material his widow is engaged in pre-
pairing tbs papers f1v publication Ia
book form. The View York T-orld
thjuks the volume viii be awaited with
some curiosity 90 the part Of those who
have been trying 20 make out what it is
the Anarchists expect 20 accomplish Y
deuouuciug society, drinking tesr, max
ing bombs ana pranclrE around general
Is in sdis!evelied.state before the public.
Tue book viii cuututu 24O pages which
IS entirely too much AnarchisJic food TO
be d!gested by an American stomach.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

TINS National Convention OF Ten
persnce Woman In session At Nashville
on Monday last adopted wonderful
and most comprehensive platform.
Resolutions Sere passed i-ncuuciug
low-necked dresses. women's pictures
on ciFt! boxes and as trade marks, Ie.
ports Of przs tish;s in newspapers, the
use ot birds fox ornaments IN women =
D0unets and the use OF the Bible in Tho
common schools. These are issues
enough, but how did they overlo, K thr.
Prohibition cause and that o,hsr issue
go dear to all strong minded female
crauks, The grea: and invalunble right
OF woman TO vote and hold ofices.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

a CoMrAEIsOS o: the debt reduction
tious shows Under the Johnson adm n
istrstion. nearly four years. It was re-
duced $3.50 $50 O2j; uaGer Grant, eight
yesrs, S43G 6S2 los; under y YEA, fouC
years, SIOS S2f 645 under AUhur four
years. slT4U33 O95, and under Clsye-
land in two years and eight months,
S455 2i2 234. The Soad people who
thought the Republican par y Nas pay
ing on The national debt out Of ills oygu
pocket will please make note OF THIS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

NOR SALE
/ The uLdrrsigned viii oler ut private sale
lls lTnss a-c i1t -itazr-i Ia fne s. esr v4-f Df
trgn-hurg. fronting on High street aud extend
INK bAcs long Mary Auu s,rcrt on tH., W. "a,
sample rIr, o.. 10 huusr Is a large double
house IN good repair with o. good stable aud
The ht contains number Of good IrII rree-,
For terms c. I on the .b-r-fH-- re fItn. on tlt,
premises. GEORGE HEfI.FIg
EDensuurg. Oct. II, 1851
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25
INSTRAY NOrICE

E.'>4 IA NOl ICE
IL Cams e. The premises Of the suhscrfher rs.
siHiHg IN Ail-2hrny trWnship. Cambria county,
"a, about july 5th. lss5. one rod steer and one,
Ted heller about Two year o.1. The oEue- ls re-
qne-ted 1" cpn@ f'rwtrf prove PROPERTY nav
charges and take them away, o.hsrwlFS taev
viii De disposed " according 10 law.
MILAN DODSON.
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NOrIrE

kTOTlCE.-
~ NoI'ce Is hereby given that tNe 10 aonlnzs
accounts have p, en- n'rt IN rie &. urt ~ Com
mon l-lrss, OF taunrIa county. AMI vflf be crn
aTmed o. -G'G court on the ursl Monday OF D.
ee'nher neat, uuiess cause DO shown 10 the COZ
he account 81 WIN. II S;inav, Assignee or John
Ruehm Z Wife ftr heucrt Of rrelIifp-s
Flrsc uuu maj recount Of EenI min Bensbgg
committee o. hIlst!An Snyder. dead
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